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By Joe Linton

8:18 AM PST on March 3, 2020

Today Is ELECTION DAY – Vote Now At Vote Centers Open Today Until 8 p.m.
…Find Your Nearest Vote Center (L.A. County Registrar)
…Go Early! Today Is First Volume Test For New Vote Systems (Reddit)
…SBLA’s Explainer on Vote Centers, Free Transit, and More
Curbed, Urbanize On Destination Crenshaw Groundbreaking
E-Scooter Numbers/Rides Down In So Cal (Curbed)
Locals Critical Of Glendale College Tearing Down Homes to Build Parking (Glendale News Press)
…sadly $30-million budget for 260 parking spaces is about $115K per space
Westwood Neighborhood Council Pushes Abolishing Parking Minimums (Daily Bruin)
Carnage: West Covina Driver Kills Pedestrian (SGV Tribune)
Foothill Gold Line Hosts Glendora Meeting Thursday (SGV Tribune)
Metro Planning First/Last Mile Connections For Westwood Station (Biking in L.A.)
Caltrans To Announce 36-Hour 5 Freeway Closure For Burbank Bridge Demolition (Burbank Leader)
…billion+ dollar 5 Freeway widening overshot budget and schedule, but that’s appartently not news
Daily News Opinion: CA Losing Its War On Carbon
CA Awards $54M To L.A. County Park Projects (Urbanize)
Preparing For Coronavirus Doesn’t Mean Shutting Yourself In (Curbed)

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